The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-21

"Tho what !" asked the Intercepted spec
The cool" replied tho Old Settler. II
young un. an We al!ux had gooI. an we
da Z wnu 10 hSo The n Ss lsr
plunk, right under the hind gaus buttons. II
cp %has RGS yf s. xc c5 nsa a. s
hey were tho side Of barn. or q stun pile an,
had 70 s9 'ssh s s.1. We Ss, s
pf que % HSst y sSG 1 bout Major
That's I, /, yondor. with the square chsItsad
TES oId Settler made Up his mind that he
llSsI: f IA sf%s had Sssa sailed e liz moan
The Old Scttler made his way to the spot he
had selected ana "a, down or .hs grass few
g::Ss 4: ;@ Ssss sn$sss
pea sG Sa, n .fssr n scnsS tho Old sot
ssTs i lie woods fer Rsshin Rsss sRs, ~
Ki,ht swSaepin' up tho earth with these Holier
bali players from s.reeters Corners tapping
STAY ss5s Y; Il III and wen over
." Jeswhasi" Ssciai med the Old Settler. as no
and ng him hs
little whlrper- snappens in monkey jackets II
isHsa IT, PT a. way as sS; or
ns 5ps .hsn the nTDF And the
sSod f sss ss s"is FOUL
An les that sronsarnsd Imp Of q BIZ simmons
%y,sslsr; III him III sS2. x HGS Il, H. q, dong;
sn :. Sf II. Tive soas
reles quIIeted the old man down; and led him In
sat- s% s$SF *i9s sHSf .a, w.r' foul, oonsarn
by and by no got interested In tho game. As
it,wSnt n on he began t9 notice that the friends
donces Of Joy, whilo tho delegation that came
up with the Hollow Backs seemed particularly
say" said tho Old Settler a. last to young
Holer Backs. an swoepin' the earth with 'am
iSlsr 9Ss scarcely long enough
rspsd t i. ys9uPs friend and there
HJ os SSH Ss Hoa Bssf:
little, an as she heads now. the Daisy Cutters
Sur nSn G rS Y Ss S.Sns 'oe Ss . &c
sn. Hai esift: ES!sa 0
~sRP sfgssfsn ss' s sassa g Simmons
sses nsr ,b :ebs sSeeSsy p a s9RS3:
sss ,I Tns 9on nS:hn
FhsySs hta 1Hsss y n ever f. e aSss
h mSn. BY 4h hs S %s % FL Bill Sim
s. u shs "a. N In tsnss Sn
asss 's1 s ~ Esie dsa ~ s ri
But say things cant BIZ be es;Eoin the way PnclsS
Il, Daisy cutters. an SHAGGY Is tho kstehe,5,
s'Go poHna The Hor Back sa peher
y ws1 way AM here 90 most
to % sse 1sn aa did III % sn''
oh. YES" said III. the friend OF the Daisy Cut;
to
an another at the bat Now we'll see wat the
the, Jim .dandiost Of all backers-ap Kin DO Ter
ba s sse though e il solntes
drop Sbt 9ns5 SH FSs 5 Settler Ho
e = ~ friend
pitcher, az .6e abort stop hsin't II three q
s &C. Sa hands. comm ''fAsn' inter
"Thsrs game for yel kiskfn' thsirssf to save
%s.n iss he Il. Ssas " tSsFa ,Iss Is Ssii j!
Baek Is yet lore shey'm done with emf
an they be S nun t Yelled the home clubs
friend. and he shook his fist and CRASHED his
=" Hooray for Pelegr exclaimed the Old Set;
tier Ter The Ian b short f'oR
ths BACK En- hs sweep tho earth with
rar an a. hGms rum sh f6S Sa the
fere. Three men on bases and ono at the
@ anS ss shsss Ba Se
The Old Settler was borne along in the crowd
saw was one bowling youth and Bill Simmons
getting the worst Of it; another youth holding
sg Jones TO- the earth and peggnE it mo
tons, with Yelling pursuers at thslr heels. The
Old settler looked around in surprise for Peleg.
Home. Tho Old sestIsr somewhat dazed and
match. stood Aleoi from the msSe and unused:
81 can't ezacly understan' Il! !" he said. but
rim. mst bs mado rrens move 40 someboW
BY wa. ana hoo g sm
woro lie only onos OF the Daisy Cutters, who
wsre present whom the umpire declared the
Hbnsfils for SUPPER syp that evening After sup
per when ,hs 0d settler 6@a taken his place
Cit the pitcher. sonny M 20 down an 81
sa 81 'T' SAID Fses DesvsA'
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